Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology
 1982
DOI: 10.1016/0300-9629(82)90104-9
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Phosphate compounds in red cells of two dogfish sharks: Squalus acanthias and Mustelus canis

Grant R. Bartlett
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“…In addition, differences in organic phosphate interaction may be implicated. Adult S. acanthias erythrocytes accordingly have higher NTP concentrations than fetal and neonate erythrocytes (Bartlett 1982;Wells and Weber 1983). Interestingly GTP, the dominant cofactor in adult Muste/lus canis red cells, is absent in the fetal erythrocytes (Bartlett 1982).…”
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“…Adult S. acanthias erythrocytes accordingly have higher NTP concentrations than fetal and neonate erythrocytes (Bartlett 1982;Wells and Weber 1983). Interestingly GTP, the dominant cofactor in adult Muste/lus canis red cells, is absent in the fetal erythrocytes (Bartlett 1982). Given that GTP depresses the oxygen affinity of teleost and elasmobranch Hbs about 1.5-2 times more than ATP (Weber et al 1975, this suggests that an ATP --> GTP switch may contribute to ontogenetic changes in blood oxygen affinity.…”
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